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1. John works for the local used car dealership. His weekly salary is $300 plus a commission based on the number of cars that he sells. His commission is $50 per car for the first 5 cars sold each week. For any car over 5 sold each week, John earns a commission of $150 per car. Complete the piecewise function that can be used to calculate John's weekly salary, S, when he sells t cars each week. Note: Use the letter t as your variable. S(t) = if 0 ≤ t ≤ 5 if t > 5 2. Nationwide Communications offers its customers a monthly plan for text messaging. Customers under this plan pay a flat rate of $15.00 each month for up to 250 text messages. For each additional text message over 250 (up to 1000 messages), the customer will pay $0.20. For each message over 1000 messages, the customer will pay $0.40. Complete the piecewise function that can be used to calculate the monthly billing amount, B, for a monthly level of t text messages. Note: Use the letter t as your variable. B(t) = if 0 ≤ t ≤ 250 if 250 < t ≤ 1000 if t > 1000

          1. John works for the local used car dealership. His weekly
salary is $300 plus a commission based on the number of
cars that he sells. His commission is $50 per car for the
first 5 cars sold each week. For any car
over 5 sold each week, John earns a commission
of $150 per car.
Complete the piecewise function that can be used to calculate
John's weekly salary, S, when he
sells t cars each week. Note: Use
the letter t as your variable.
S(t) = 
  
if
0 ≤ t ≤ 5
if t > 5
2. Nationwide Communications offers its customers a monthly
plan for text messaging. Customers under this plan pay a flat rate
of $15.00 each month for up to 250 text
messages. For each additional text message over 250 (up
to 1000 messages), the customer will pay $0.20. For
each message over 1000 messages, the customer will
pay $0.40.
Complete the piecewise function that can be used to calculate the
monthly billing amount, B, for a monthly level
of t text messages. Note: Use the
letter t as your variable.
B(t) = 
  
if 0 ≤ t ≤ 250
if 250 < t ≤ 1000
if t > 1000
        
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1. John works for the local used car dealership. His weekly salary is $300 plus a commission based on the number of cars that he sells. His commission is $50 per car for the first 5 cars sold each week. For any car over 5 sold each week, John earns a commission of $150 per car. Complete the piecewise function that can be used to calculate John's weekly salary, S, when he sells t cars each week. Note: Use the letter t as your variable. S(t) = if 0 ≤ t ≤ 5 if t > 5 2. Nationwide Communications offers its customers a monthly plan for text messaging. Customers under this plan pay a flat rate of $15.00 each month for up to 250 text messages. For each additional text message over 250 (up to 1000 messages), the customer will pay $0.20. For each message over 1000 messages, the customer will pay $0.40. Complete the piecewise function that can be used to calculate the monthly billing amount, B, for a monthly level of t text messages. Note: Use the letter t as your variable. B(t) = if 0 ≤ t ≤ 250 if 250 < t ≤ 1000 if t > 1000
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00:01 Let us look at the question that we have been asked.
00:02 So we have been told that john's weekly salary is $300 plus he gets an incentive of $50 per car when he sells the cars less than or equal to 5.
00:14 Now when he sells more car, that is more than 5, then his salary becomes his incentive is increased to 180 when he sells number of cars more than 5.
00:27 Right.
00:28 So our equation will be $300 plus 50 and 550 plus 180.
00:43 This is clear to everyone.
00:45 Okay...
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